stevetcolbert asked:


Can you believe this ?

They keep bringing up legislation that BC signed that MOST of them benefited from themselves.

To all those who point a finger at Bill Clinton…
Under Clinton, these banks wouldn’t have been ALLOWED to sell these predatory loans to people who couldn’t afford them !

SURE he signed legislation that made it easier for alot of people to borrow money for homes..(which many of you occupy today with interest rates which were set in the 90′s !)…… BUT…he didn’t deregulate the Commodities Futures trading which drove the price of gasoline to 4 dollars per gallon over the course of the following 8 years either !…He didn’t DEREGULATE THE BANKS……

When Clinton was in office… people COULD afford their loans….but NOT NOW !

You’ people are referencing a time when a gallon of milk was $2.20 !

When a typical electric bill was around 70 bucks !

When home owners insurance rates were REGULATED
When energy was REGULATED
When Wall Street was REGULATED

nice try though…

I know Bill Clinton is always your “goto” man for blame…but it’s not going to work this time.

What Bill Clinton did was allow average people to afford average homes…..

What GOP did was allow banks to charge average people above average INTEREST RATES, on average homes. The GOP allowed futures traders to fix the price of energy.

see the difference ?

How can anyone blame Clinton for this is beyond all logic and reasoning…
When Clinton left office….gasoline was about $1.50/gal.

GOOGLE: ENRON LOOPHOLE
Republicans want us to “blame everyone”….when SPECIFIC PEOPLE ARE TO BLAME !

CONS: “let’s not point fingers”>…BS !

I’m pointing my finger squarely at who is at fault … >>>>>>>> GOP + BUSH !
Flip Ant: you are a joke….you probably live in a home that was puchased under that ACT !

But the difference is…. those loans were affordable and the banks were REGULATED…Wall Street was REGULATED….. Energy was cheap, food was cheap, jobs were plentiful !

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